1. Give Russian equivalents:
• Cars burn petrol –
• Power stations emit toxic fumes –
• This pollution is gathered in clouds –
• This pollution lands on trees –
• Sleet –
• It wipes out fish –
• It poisons trees –
• It has been trying to reduce –
• Solar power –
2. Complete the sentences using The Present Perfect Continuous Tense:
1. Tony (talk) on the phone for two hours.
2. I (look) for my keys since 11 a.m.
3. We (wait) for the bus for 20 minutes.
4. She (play) computer games for 50 minutes.
5. They (live) in Moscow since January.
3. Complete the sentences using the phrasal verb make up/out/up:
1. We all should try to friends soon after silly tiffs (ссоры).
2. I cannot this rule.
3. Do you easily stories?
4. Complete the question tags.
1) Rose is cleaning out the pond, ?
2) Andy has been reading a book for 15 minutes, ?
3) Sally is collecting rubbish, ?
4) They study at a secondary school, ?
5) You can speak three languages, ?
6) He has passed the exam, ?

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Canada is a vast country, bigger than the United States, bigger than the continent of Australia. It is in fact one of the world’s largest countries. Its area is about 10 mln sq km. As Canada extends for thousands of miles from the Arctic Ocean to the United States and from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean, all kinds of weather conditions and scenery are to be found there. The population of Canada is 29 mln people. The capital is Ottawa; the main cities are Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver. The word Canada comes from one of the Red Indian languages – “Kannata”, meaning “a number of huts”. Canada is often called the “Land of the Maple Leaf”. The maple leaf is the national emblem of Canada. The story of Canada goes back over 400 years. The French were the first settlers to this country. In 1759 Canada became a part of the British Empire. In 1931 became independent from Britain. Today Canada is an independent federative state, consisting of 10 provinces and 2 territories. It is a member of the Commonwealth, headed by the Queen of Great Britain. The two official languages are English and French. But many other languages are spoken: Italian, Chinese, German, Polish and Greek. Canada is a country with very high standards of living. This country is particularly advanced in the areas of health, education, social protection and human rights.